Neylan Attacks Warren Over California Budget
In San Francisco attorney Neylan criticized the proposed 1.326 billion dollar state budget in a Commonwealth Club speech. He cited rising taxes and questioned fiscal growth while Gov. Warren defended California’s population-led expansion. (Continued on Page 3, Col. 4.)
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U S Accuses Russia Over East German Property Loss
The United States accuses Russia of failing to protect about 200 million dollars of American property in East Germany and warns the Soviets they will be held accountable, a disclosure made Friday.
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No Virus Epidemic Here Says Long Beach Health Officer
Long Beach faces only a mild influenza wave, not an epidemic, says Dr I D Litwack. Most cases are mild and resemble severe colds, with no clear impact on school attendance per Dr Clayton Campbell Jr. The health officer urges calm and self care for those worried about flu symptoms.
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Blonde Wife Attracts Feds To Bank Bandit
FBI agents captured bank robber John J. Brennan in a Chicago tavern, along with his blonde wife Virginia. Brennan, 33, previously on the ten most wanted list, was linked to a $39,998 Lyons Bank robbery on August 1, 1952.
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Wilson stock sale weighs on Wilson as Defense choice
In Los Angeles The Wilson Case weighs whether Charlea Wilson must absorb capital gains tax on 40 000 General Motors shares if he becomes Secretary of Defense. At $68 a share today he would face about $600 000 tax despite selling above the 1952 low.
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Recall Move At Signal Hill Approved
Plans to recall three Signal Hill city councilmen were approved at a mass meeting by the Signal Hill Civic Improvement Association. The recall targets Mayor Lloyd J. Tomlin and Councilmen Lloyd S. Colson and Horace W. Green Jr, all who voted to suspend Police Chief Ted Murphy. Petitions must be signed by at least 25 percent of voters who elected each councilman to be valid.
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Taylor Named to Command Eighth Army in Korea
Lt Gen Maxwell D Taylor selected Friday to lead the Eighth Army in Korea, succeeding Gen James A Van Fleet. The Far East veteran will help shape a new U S strategy to end the stalemate, and was to confer with President Eisenhower at the White House before departing for Japan.
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Police Nab 4 in Teen Age Narcotic Raid
Long Beach police Friday night arrested three youths and a 16 year old girl, seizing a pound of marijuana valued at about 600 dollars. James Critic, 20, a bellhop, was under five months of surveillance as a suspected narcotics peddler to teenagers. Also arrested were Herbert F. Green, 21, Cornelius C. Bell, 28, and the high school girl. The arrests followed stakeout at Roswell Avenue and Ocean Boulevard, where bags of marijuana were found and shrubbery cache reopened. They were held for investigation of narcotics.
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Senate Unit OKs Wilson Stock to Go
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved Charles E. Wilson for secretary of defense and sent the nomination to the Senate for final action. Wilson pledged to dispose of his GM stock by April 20 and will divest 1800 GM shares worth about 122,000 over three years. His wife may liquidate holdings if needed, as tax losses were noted.
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U S pilot Downs five jets in four days in Korea
Capt. Dolphin Overton of Andrews SC, on his next to last mission, shot down his fifth Communist MIG in four days, boosting the Fifth Air Force tally to 31 killed in January and 16 in the last five days. He needs one more mission to reach 50 and rotate home. Japanese bombers struck Kompo supply center and Tang barracks near Pyongyang as fighting intensified around the Yalu frontier.
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Shine to Sunshine Shootings Mystery in San Diego
AP report says coroner found retired Rear Adm Chessford Brown 47 killed his mother Jane Brow about 70 then took his own life with the same gun in their hotel apartment. A radio played as they were found. the Browns had separated. Brown served in World War II and retired in 1947 after naval service including destroyer command.
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Record heat and storms race across the nation
Long Beach reaches a record 86 degrees as blizzards sweep Texas and Oklahoma, high winds hit New Orleans and the Southeast. Midwest sees rain and snow, while California enjoys sunny, calm weather with light winds and a mild Friday night.
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Navy Nominee Dulles Kennan Disclaims All
Navy nominee Robert A Anderson testified to Congress that he owns no personal holdings related to tidelands oil and would disqualify himself from any matters involving prior associations. He urged preserving Navy interests if the tidelands become a naval oil reserve, while noting Texas opposes federal control. The testimony was released from a Jan. 16 closed hearing. Dulles and Kennan clashed publicly over policy toward liberated Soviet satellites, with Dulles pushing for moral pressure and Kennan opposing government action to alter other governments.
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Eisenhower sets Monday for first conference with GOP leaders
President Eisenhower presided at his first Cabinet meeting and set 8:30 p.m. EST Monday for a formal talk with Senate and House Republicans. The session was held in privacy with no details released. Press secretary Hagerty stressed Cabinet meetings are private and news comments are limited. Vice President Nixon confirmed a secrecy rule governs the Cabinet.
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Pendleton Marine Contingent Sails for Hawaii Maneuvers
About 1500 Marines of the Third Marine Division boarded naval transports at Camp Pendleton on Friday to sail to Hawaii for six months of ground and air exercises. Lt. Col. Melvin D. Henderson of Melleesport led the combat team, with infantry, artillery, tanks, and support units, to Kaneohe Bay to form the First Provisional Marine Air-Ground Task Force.
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